Denison Visit Opens Indoor Track Season for Ohio University
Bobcat tracksters prepare for the indoor meet against Denison University in Athens at the Men's Gymnasium. Coach William Hervert leads a largely unproven squad with strengths in longer dashes and field events, aiming to finish by 5 PM after a 2 PM start.
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Messenger
HIO University
O Tere
Denison University
William Hervert
Herbert
Ohio Athletic Field
Five Teams to Enter Ohio Intercollegiate Grappling Meet
Cleveland March 21 U P lists five colleges entering Ohio's first Intercollegiate wrestling tournament at Case School of Applied Science. The eight weight divisions crown state titles. Entered teams include Ohio Wesleyan Kent Normal Case Western Reserve and Ohio University with Joe Begata as Ohio U representative who also plans to compete at the National College Meet at Ohio State next week.
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Case School of Applied Science
Ohio Wesleyan
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Western Recrerve
Ohio University
Joe Begata
Ohio State
Porat Beats Heeney in Chicago 10 Round Heavyweight Bout
Otto Von Porat, the young Norwegian heavyweight, decisively defeated Tom Heeney in a ten round contest in Chicago. Heeney, coming off a loss to Gene Tunney, showed skill but Von Porat controlled the bout and earned strong consideration among top heavyweights.
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Hso Aiaveony
Tom Heeney
Linieago
Heeney
Gene Tunney
von Porat
Garden Ends Winter Boxing Season With McLarnin Miller Bout
New York March 2 The winter boxing season ends tomorrow at Madison Square Garden with Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver meeting Ray Miller of Chicago in a ten round bout. The crowd expects a tight clash as Miller, who stopped McLarnin in seven rounds this season, faces a favored rematch for the title shot.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Ray Miller
Chicago
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Baby Face
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Hub Recreationists Lead Five Man Event in Congress Bowling
The Hub Recreationists of Joliet Illinois moved into first in the five man event at the American Bowling Congress in Chicago marching with scores of 1002 984 and 1007 for 8063 total. The Aurora quintet placed sixth with 2917. George Geiser and Jule Leltinger of Chicago led the doubles.
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U.P
Joliet
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George Geiser
Jule Leltinger
Segrave Gains First Leg In Speed Boat Title Race
The Biscayne Bay regatta saw Major H. O. D. Segrave win heat one aboard Miss England while Gar Wood retired Miss America VIL after two laps due to steering failure. A two-point per heat system keeps Wood in contention only if Segrave falters in today’s 12 mile heat, with tie-breaker by total elapsed time.
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Coaches but never played Frank Foster Navy water polo coach
Frank Foster mentored the Navy water polo team but never played the game or any water sports, according to the account. The note highlights his coaching career over personal participation in aquatic competition.
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Frank Foster
Navy
Veteran Bowie jockey Arthur Murray claims oldest rider tag
Arthur Murray, a Bowie Maryland jockey aged 54, says he is the oldest jockey still active. He continues riding races and maintains his status in the current season.
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Arthur Murray
Bowie
Glouster Alumni Plan Friday Evening Meeting
Glouster High School Alumni Association schedules a meeting for Friday at 7 o'clock in the high school building. The gathering invites all former students to discuss association affairs and upcoming events.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Orio Baseball Team Works In Practice
Coach Don Peden trims the squad to 22 as full practice drills continue for two weeks ahead of the season opener against Ohio State in Columbus. Regulars defeat the Yannigans, then lose 6 to 3 as both sides test hitting and fielding with heavy work planned before the Ohio State tilt.
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Vic Sherow
Messenger
ITH
Don Peden
Ohio State
Columbus
Yannigan
Warshower
Mozdy
Barfoot
Hastings
Hart
Williams
Mason
Loucks
Sherer
Swindell
Locotosh
Dink
Simpson
Ohio Diamond
Peden
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Nats Sign Him Roy Spencer Joins Senators for Camp
Announcement notes Roy Spencer, deemed a free agent by Judge Landis, has signed with the Washington Senators and will report immediately to the Tampa training camp. Manager Johnson plans to use him as a catcher. Spencer previously played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and was released to Indianapolis.
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K. M. Landis
Washington Senators
Tampa
Via
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Nats
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Peden Eyes Strong Bobcats Season With Key Hurlers
Coach Peden says a steady hurling staff could lift the Bobcats to a solid year. He cites Lefty Barfoot as pivotal after a poor prior season and notes promising newcomers Brown and Warshower as catchers Schrieber and Koterba as infielders plus Brink and Loucks in the outfield. Simpson may share mound duties during the season.
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Moundsmen
Barfoot
Brown
Warshower
Schrieber
Koterba
Brink
Loucks
Simpson
Reynolds Retains Welterweight Title With Two Falls
Columbus report shows champion Rb Jack Reynolds defeating Charlie Pesek, brother of Tigerman John Pesek, to keep the world welterweight wrestling title. Reynolds won the first fall with a leg split in 32 minutes 4 seconds and the second with a crotch hold in 23 minutes 25 seconds.
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Jack Reynolds
Charlie Pesek
John Pesek
Jolson eyes more racehorses after Nicodemus reveal
J Al Jolson, after reemerging with Nicodemus at Tia Juana, said he planned buying several other racehorses soon.
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J al Jolson
Nicodemus
Tia Juana
Cubs Defeat Tigers 13 3 In Exhibition Game
Chicago Cubs led by Cuyler and Wilson beat the Detroit Tigers 13 to 3 in an exhibition. Cuyler had four hits in five appearances including a home run. Wilson went 3 for 5.
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Calif
U.R
Cuyler
Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Athletic Loop Sets Saturday Meeting for Spring Sport Plan
The Southeastern Ohio Big Four Athletic Association officials from Athens will host a conference Saturday to decide whether member schools will pursue track or baseball this spring. Marietta Zanesville and Portsmouth guests will join Athens High School. The league organized after football and first met since its formation aims to include a sport in its schedule.
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Miami
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Owens
Gregory
Hutson
Behneider
Angel
Southeastern Ohio Big Four Athletic Association
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Zanesville
Portsmouth
Harold EB. Wise
McLaughlin Appointed to NL Umpire Staff
The National League announced Edward McLaughlin of Philadelphia as a new umpire on the staff created after Sherwood Magee's death. McLaughlin was released from the Southern Association. The Indians continued spring workouts in New Orleans with Averill and Porter impressing at the plate, hitting .600 in practice games.
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Hiladelphia
Sherwood Magee
McLaughlin
Southern Association
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Cleveland Indians
Orleana Pelicans
Peckinpaugh J
Averill and
Porter
Columbia Hires Warner Star Ed Walker as Line Coach
Ed Walker, renowned as one of Pop Warner’s greatest ends, accepts a line coach position at Columbia for the upcoming fall season. Walker brings renowned grid experience and is expected to influence the Lions’ line play significantly.
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Columbia
Warner
Ed Walker
Pop Warner
Logan Jockeys Top Glouster Palace Bowl in Grim Night
In Glouster on March 21 the Logan Jockeys defeated Glouster Palace at Colbert Brothers alleys 2937 to 28. The visitors led early, won the first game pins, the second by 125 and 4 percent, and the third by 442. Bryan led the local team with the high score and John of Logan posted an average of 222.
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Logan Jockeys
Glouster Palace
Colbert Brother's Alleys
Bryan
John
Logan
Cage Meet Opens in Chicago at National High Basketball
Thirty teams remain in the cham after ten games on opening day of the National High Basketball Tournament in Chicago. Bracket favorites De La Salle Joliet and Camden N Catholic fell to Spaulding Philadelphia and Buffs Te. Xavier Cincinnati edged Frances Counctl Buffs Te 33 to 29. Northeast High of Philadelphia beat 23-13.
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Etmi
Xavier
Cincinnati
Frances
Counctl Buffs Te
de la Salle
Joliet
Camden
N. Catholic
Spaulding
School of
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Star with Seattle Trials Upstart Oscar Eckhardt
One of the best young athletes trying out for the season is Oscar Eckhardt, who played football at Texas University for three seasons.
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Seattle
Oscar Eckhardt
Texas University
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